- "The Cats of
Ulthar" is a
short story written by
American weird fiction author H. P.
Lovecraft in June 1920. In the tale, an
unnamed narrator relates the...
- port of Dylath-Leen, one of the Dreamlands'
largest cities; the town of
Ulthar, "where no man may kill a cat"; the
coastal jungle city of Hlanith; and...
- a race of
predatory rodents,
direct him to
Ulthar to find the
priest Atal. In the cat-laden city of
Ulthar, Atal
mentions a huge
mountainside carving...
-
Elder God
introduced by
James Ambuehl,
supposed to be dark and formless.
Ulthar (or
Uldar and also Ultharathotep) is a
deity sent to
Earth to hold vigil...
- Atal
first appears in Lovecraft's "The Cats of
Ulthar" (1920) as the
young son of an
innkeeper in
Ulthar who
witnesses the
weird rites of the cats on the...
-
Statement of
Randolph Carter" "The Doom that Came to Sarnath" "The Cats of
Ulthar" "The
Nameless City" "Herbert West–Reanimator" "The
Music of
Erich Zann"...
- from this
branch of fiction. ODQ
moved to
Ulthar Press in 2017. On the
tragic death of Sam
Gafford of
Ulthar Press, it was
decided that editors, John Linwood...
-
Statement of
Randolph Carter" "The
Terrible Old Man" "The Tree" "The Cats of
Ulthar" "The Temple" "Facts
Concerning the Late
Arthur Jermyn and His Family" "Celephaïs"...
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Statement of
Randolph Carter" "The
Terrible Old Man" "The Tree" "The Cats of
Ulthar" "The Temple" "Facts
Concerning the Late
Arthur Jermyn and His Family" "Celephaïs"...
-
Carter is the
stage name of the
frontwoman and
vocalist of the band the
Ulthar Cats.
Randolph Carter appears in Cosa Nosferatu, by E.J. Priz, as an old...
